Parnell faces leadership fate at London meeting
A chaotic London gathering of Irish nationalist leaders debates whether to depose or retain Charles Stewart Parnell as head of the party. Telegrams and press presence surface as supporters urge steadfast leadership amid calls for unity and discipline.
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Trish
House of Commoner
Lnst
London
Eng
Parnell
United States
Archebishop Croke
Innahean
Joseph Nolan
Kenny
John Redwood
William Redmond
Ward Harrington
Power
Shiel
O'Kelly
Parnel
Conm
Nationalist Party
Breniin
Dublin
Parsel
Marrington Regrets Signing Parln Delegation Manifesto
Mr Timothy Harrington the sole Trish parliamentarian in a delegation declines to sign a manifesto opposing Mr Parnell leadership. He expresses pain at parting from colleagues over welfare questions, values unity and Irish independence over personal friendships, and notes Gladstone's letter complicates their cause.
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Ireland
Redmond
Parnel Wis
Gladstone
Wendou
Parnell
Trishmen
Marrington
Timothy Harrington
Trish
Bac Yiilue
Mr. Gladstone
Parnell split shocks Irish party as leaders clash
A manifesto from Irish parliamentary leaders declares loyalty to Parnell but rejects his continued leadership. They dissociate from his plan and condemn attacks on Gladstone, Morley, and English partners while urging a decisive, independent move toward home rule despite the rift.
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Gladstone
Mr. Parnell
Parnell
Ireand
Liberal Party
Morley
Pats
Motley
Ireland
Earneet
Treland
Joux DipLox
Willliam O'Brien
Tuomas P. O'Cannon
Sullivan
Tuomas
PB. Ginn
Sentenced to Death in London Murder Trial
In London a jury found Mrs Nellie Pearcy guilty of murder and sentenced her to be hanged for a crime dated Oct 24. The victim Mrs Hows, wife of a London porter, was killed with throat slashing and a fractured skull. A bloody struggle at Pearcy home and the earlier visit of Mrs Hogg with the Pearcy infant pointed to motive disclosed by the coroner.
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Hogg
Nellie Pearcy
London
Eng
Pettigrew on Indians Policy and Education
Senator Pettigrew, in New York on the 29th, discusses Indian affairs. He advocates dismantling reservation systems, allotting 820 acres per Indian, and fostering white settlement on surplus land, with schools built in Indian settlements rather than the East. He criticizes the Taine and Carlile schools and urges practical education and self-sufficiency for Indians.
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Senator Pettigrew
New York
Kis
Senate
Sheré
Ud Bay
Taaine
Sys
Ciurkele
Indian Bureau
Varlisle School
Congress
Congressional Hous e Opens with New Members Sworn In
The National House of Representatives convened on the Ist, with roll call and a mandate to notify the president that Congress is ready for business. New members Breckinridge Sweet Stone Chirk Pindar Hayes Whitelaw sworn in. Oklahoma and Wyoming credentials clarified. Carey and Warren win terms. Senate session brief, oath for Carey and Warren, then president’s message read and adjournment.
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Law
National
House of Representatives
Congress
DLR
Breckinridge
Ark
Willis Sweet
Idaho
Cwstone
Penn
Clarence D Chirk
Wye
John Pindar
Senate
Joint Committee
Congress Witlee
Wyoming
Howr
Carey
Warren
Stanford
Hourani
Smokeless Battles in Modern Warfare
A discussion on smokeless powder changing military tactics and training. It predicts harsher discipline, redoubled training, and new challenges in range estimation, visibility, and command under smokeless conditions. It notes potential advantages in rapid firing but warns of confusion between old and new forms of combat and the need for keen observer skills.
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London
Mwent
Coms Dof
Trade talk on Brazil United States relations and commerce
Carlos Calderon discusses Brazil's trade potential and US relations noting Brazil's large population and high commerce figures. He critiques British and German merchants and American merchants for not building ties with Brazil, urging adaptation to Brazilian tastes and markets to expand bilateral trade. He argues competition and policy shape commerce, with US share growing but still limited by rival merchants and differing governments.
Trade and Brazilian relations in a growing republic
The text argues that if trade with a country is desired it must be actively pursued and nurtured. It notes that recognizing Brazil’s government strengthens ties and goodwill with the United States, yet American merchants see limited sentiment in business in Brazil. Brazilians, like others, seek to trade where they gain best advantage.
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Brasil Smnog
Carlos Calderon
Abditea
United States of Union
Brasil
Comerce
Brazil
United States
Uinwest
Handa
Engjah
Geran
Merelupus
Ias
Tilly
Republi
Historic Ground: Coffins Found on Canyon Perdido Lot
Workmen uncovered two decayed coffins on Canyon Perdido Street near Santa Barbara. The site was part of the old Presidio, where Father Junipero Serra began evangelization and where Fremont raised the American flag in 1846 before Santa Barbara joined the United States.
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Canyon Perdido Street
Santa Barbara
Sandwich Islands
Carrillo
Vila
Presidio
Pather Janipero
San Diego
Monterey
San Francisco
Santa, Barbara Street
Fremont
Stockton
Congress
United States
State Street
St. Charles Hotel
Henry Carnes
Detroit Fire Destroys Scotten Tobacco Plant
At 2 am a fire broke out in the fine-cut department of Daniel Scotten & Co in Detroit. A snowbound response delayed firefighting, the 250 by 400 foot building burned within 45 minutes, a wall collapse burying two pipemen. One died, another survived briefly then died at hospital. several injured. $100,000 building loss and $200,000 stock lost, insured. Four hundred workers were displaced, with plans to rebuild immediately.
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Daniel Scotten & Co
Fort and
Campeau Streets
Detroit
Fort Street
Pipeman
Robinson
Anh Kirkpatrick Coughin
Bamy Company
Coughlin
Department
Peter Cullen
Lient. Demay
The Enlightened South lynching described in Cen tralia
The colored man Henry Johnson who assaulted Mrs Walters in Cen tralia was found alive days later and dying. A mob reassembled and piled brush to burn him, applying fire as his groans filled the air. The act sparked negroes but they were warned against any demonstrations.
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Henry Johnson
Walters
Centralia
8.C
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Tron
Une
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